Nomi’s Latest Product Update – 21/08/2023

Team Nomi

Aug 21, 2023
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Once again, it’s that moment in time when we share the latest updates to the Nomi platform.

What’s new:

7944 – CIS –  Ability to generate payment and deduction statements in bulk: When generating a payment and deduction statement, you can now select ‘All’ in relation to the subcontractors field. This will allow you to download all statements in bulk, rather than one-by-one.

9564 – Final accounts – eSign not working as expected: We fixed a bug whereby accounts being sent via the eSignature functionality were facing an unexpected problem.

7229 – Final accounts – Cancel button not working in the capital gain and capital allowance popup: The issue has now been fixed and the cancel button will now cancel the entry and close the window as expected.

Highlight of the Week

Every week, we’ll spotlight a feature or update that we believe can make a significant difference in your workflow. This week’s highlight is:

Director-Focused Automated Payroll: A consistent, streamlined payroll is paramount, especially for directors. Introducing our optimized, automated payroll feature, tailor-made for directors. From automatically running the payroll to dispatching payslips and managing journal entries—Nomi’s got you covered. A hassle-free, efficient, and punctual payroll? That’s the Nomi promise.

Looking Ahead

Our mission remains clear: refine, optimize, and deliver. We’re channeling our energy into heightened user experience and system stability. This means addressing those niggles and tweaks you’ve highlighted. Your insights are invaluable in driving Nomi’s evolution—so keep them coming!

Feedback

Your voice matters. Share your reflections, suggestions, or even a simple hello. Connect with us at [email protected] or dive into conversations in our Facebook community.

That’s a wrap for this week’s insights! Join us again next Monday for more. Wishing you a fantastic week ahead!

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